iven in letters which represent the sounds
only, and will often be found to resemble words in some of our ancient
and modern languages. The very name of the City "Montalluyah," to which
all the fragments refer, is apparently compounded of heterogeneous
roots, one of Aryan the other of Semitic origin. These seeming
accidents, if such they be, must not be attributed to either
carelessness or design on the part of the Editor; nor does he attempt to
explain them. The reader may, if he please, account for the causes of
resemblance by considering that the number of articulate sounds is
limited, and that, therefore, the variety of words cannot be altogether
boundless; or he may take higher ground, and assume that in whatever
planet spoken, all languages have the Same Divine Origin.
In conclusion: When these revelations or others derived from the same
source have succeeded in establishing a confidence between the Editor
and his readers, it is more than probable that the secret of the source
itself will be disclosed. That disclosure made in due season will bring
to light some unprecedented, but most interesting facts, and will
establish the important truth, that the soul of man is IMMATERIAL and
IMMORTAL.
CONTENTS.
INTRODUCTION Page xxiii
I.--MONTALLTUYAH.
One of the Star worlds--Strangeness of its customs--The Narrator
and his aspirations--Former state of Montalluyah--Wars--Increase of
population and decrease of supplies--Can man be brought to seek
knowledge as ardently as money?--The Narrator's meditations,
labours, and advancement--Faith
II.--VYORA.
The beggar seeks admission to the Palace--The incident which brings
him to the Narrator--Some account of Vyora--Appointed Chief of the
Character-divers--Reflection
III--PERSEVERANCE.
Maturing plans--How received by the Counsellors--Narrator's
resolution--Prepares for death--His triumph--Subjects of
Legislation
IV.--LIGHT FROM DARKNESS.
Secret powers in Nature--Effectually wielded by the Good
only--False Prophets--Narrator carries out his plans without
bloodshed--Great feature of the System--Mighty consequences--Evils
forced to contribute to Good--Examples--Insects--Hippopotami--The
Fever Wind--Lightning--The Sun--Seasons of Darkness--Fears of the
People--Darkness changed to Light--The City radiant--Music and
rejoicing
V.--CHARACTER-DIVERS--
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